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I like! The sequoia is huge!!!Did you paint your casa?

You're welcome. Seems it's never the plant that we want to be the most hardy, that truly is. LOL I've never tried rooting gloriosa but in the spring ...

They'll be fine. I have had unrooted aloifolia sit outside all summer with no ill effects. I found a small cutting that I forgot about for a year that...

Can't add much - Eric and Barb pretty well covered it - but I don't put hot water in them. I fill em once and cap it and I don't open them until sprin...

Nice tractor/FEL Barb!Interesting concept Mike. Hope it pays off!

Yes'm A "new" classic!

They're neat!I saw some ( I think they were aralia) outdoors at the tulsa, ok zoo last week. Looked just like your plant on the right. They were big, ...

Do I look like a cat, to you boy?Am I jumping around all nimbly-pimbly, from tree to tree? Do you see me drinking milk from a saucer?Cool plant, remin...

TonyC in Dallas made a post recently on the HP&SB about winter cold damage to washingtonias. 2011 was a rough winter. The damage he posted, looks ...

Looks like a good time, Mike!How do those big palmettos do thru winter?Cheers!

Wow too cool! I think they like where they are! How are the fruit progressing? Looks like the wind has been kind to them, you probably have two more g...

Lol. I bet your stock tank heaters did the electric bill damage. Electric resistance heating is expensive. My heatpump has an electric secondary stage...

Is it ArcticTropical? That guy is crazy cool with his ability. His stuff is heavy illy protected, though.

Looks great. "Silver" med fans must be popular in the trade right now . I just saw a ton of them in Ft Worth at a really cool nursery. The guy said ha...

Great finds! Glad you got to get them. Both look healthy too. I guess the "Silver" is just something the nursery has printed on the tag, huh? Whatever...